To Alexander Hamilton from William Green, 24 July 1792
From William Green1
New York.
the 24th July 1792
Sir
I do myself the honor to enclose to you an Abstract of the Acts of the British Parliament respecting their East India Trade to the Year 1760 Inclusive.2
Arrangements are under consideration, but not decided on, for my case; with the result of which, I shall make you early acquainted: but by this post; I am desirous only to convey this Abstract with a line that I may not appear negligent. But I think I shall be able to be particular in my communications of tomorrow or thursday. In the interim I beg you to be persuaded of the perfect respect & consideration of
Sir Your most Obedt. humble Servant
William Green
Alexr. Hamilton Esqr.
&c &c &c
ALS, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress.
1. For information on Green, see H to William Seton, July 17, 1792, and Seton to H, July 23, 1792.
2. The abstract is entitled “East India Company. The laws of England in regard thereto” (D, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress).